LED lights cost less to run. They require far less power to produce the same level of illumination, resulting in lower electricity bills. Over time upgrading to LEDs reduces your lighting costs. Our return on investment or ROI calculation will show you how quickly they will pay for themselves.

LEDs do cost more but are more efficient and reliable. Older LEDs tended to provide a colder blue light, but they are now available in many different tones. Existing fixtures and dimmers might not work well with LEDs, but compatible alternatives are available.

The best choice of LED will depend on your lighting requirements. For example, for larger commercial spaces like warehouses, offices and retail environments, brighter lighting is best. You might also want to choose the colour temperature to suit the environment. A narrower beam is good for workshops and product assembly, while a wider beam works better for general purposes.

LEDs use less energy than traditional bulbs, so you can reduce your lighting costs. They also last much longer, so they require less maintenance, and you’ll need fewer replacements. Modern LED lights offer a wide range of colours and intensities, so you can create exactly the right effects. They are also dimmable, providing more flexibility.